Author Pamela M. Tuck read her book “As Fast As Words Could Fly” to children at Historic Strawberry Mansion this past weekend. Here's more information about the storyteller from The Philadelphia Tribune.

Children's book author passing on her passion

As an only child growing up in Greenville, N.C., Pamela Tuck's earliest companions where the books her family would read to her. As she grew, she became more entrenched in the art of storytelling and often recorded tales she would play back to entertain her family.

Happy #PresidentsDay! We'll be celebrating in our Jefferson Dining Room. The furniture in this room was constructed by Strawbridge and Clothier based on Thomas Jefferson’s actual furniture. These exact designs were available for purchase in 1930

Historic Strawberry Mansion

Happy #PresidentsDay! We'll be celebrating in our Jefferson Dining Room. The furniture in this room was constructed by Strawbridge and Clothier based on Thomas Jefferson's actual furniture. These...

We have a few free books left to give away at this Saturday's “As Fast As Words Could Fly” book reading and signing by author Pamela Tuck in celebration of Black History Month. It's all free and includes a house tour. Please RSVP below.

Historic Strawberry Mansion Events

Visit Historic Strawberry Mansion to hear a special reading of "As Fast As Words Could Fly" by author Pamela Tuck in celebration of Black History Month. Guests will receive a copy of the book and can if have it signed by P... read more

Who said we have 6 weeks of winter left?! Get outside and enjoy these rare spring temperatures by hopping on an Indego bike from one of our #HeartMonth stations! Located at 19th & Girard, 31st & Girard, 29th & Diamond, and 34th & Mantua. Pedal safely!

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Who said we have 6 weeks of winter left?! Get outside and enjoy these rare spring temperatures by hopping on an Indego bike from one of our #HeartMonth stations! Located at 19th & Girard, 31st &...

FOR THE COMPLETE DEMOLITION OF A THREE (3) STORY EXISTING STRUCTURE. STRUCTURE TO BE DEMOLISHED BY HAND AND WITH HAND HELD TOOLS ONLY. PEDESTRIAN PROTECTION TO BE IN PLACE PRIOR TO START OF WORK AND TO BE MAINTAINED DURING ALL DEMOLITION ACTIVITIES.
* SEPARATE STREETS DEPARTMENT PERMITS ARE REQUIRED.
* 21 DAY POSTING AND NOTICE REQUIRED PER A-303.2
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Visit Historic Strawberry Mansion on Saturday, February 17th to hear a free special reading of the children's book “As Fast As Words Could Fly” by author Pamela M. Tuck in celebration of Black History Month.
Guests will also receive a free copy of the book and can if have it signed by Pamela M. Tuck after the reading. Stick around for a free guided tour of Historic Strawberry Mansion after the reading.
Seating is limited. Please RSVP for this free event, here: https://historicstrawberrymansion.ticketleap.com/

As Fast As Words Could Fly Book Reading

Visit Historic Strawberry Mansion on Saturday, February 17th to hear a free special reading of the children's book "As Fast As Words Could Fly" by author...

Pa State Representative Donna Bullock speaks in Memory of the Late Representative Frank Oliver ,who served North Philadelphia , Fairmount and Mantua from 1973 to 2010:
https://www.facebook.com/donna.j.bullock/posts/10213745543706210

One Book, One Philadelphia to discuss 'Another Brooklyn' - The Triangle

The Free Library of Philadelphia is celebrating 16 years of its annual event One Book, One Philadelphia by honoring the novel "Another Brooklyn" by Jacqueline Woodson. This event kicked off Jan. 17 and runs until March 14.

We're open for tours on Saturdays in February, and by appointment on Sundays. Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with a visit to the exhibit “A Freedom to Go Forth,” which tells the story of Judge William Lewis’ legal work on behalf of freedom seeking African Americans.
www.historicstrawberrymansion.org

Historic Strawberry Mansion

We're open for tours on Saturdays in February, and by appointment on Sundays. Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth with a visit to the exhibit "A Freedom to Go Forth," which tells the story of Judge William...

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